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State tax filings

Sales tax, transaction privilege tax, and the state and city registrations that come with them. The rules change by state and often by city, and this is the area where a business is most likely to be quietly out of compliance for years before anyone notices.

What this covers

Registration

Sales and transaction tax licenses obtained in the states and cities where your activity actually creates an obligation.

Recurring filings

Monthly, quarterly or annual returns prepared and filed on whatever frequency each jurisdiction assigns you.

Rates and business codes

The right business code and the right combined state, county and city rate applied, which is exactly where errors accumulate.

Arizona TPT

Arizona has no conventional sales tax. It has transaction privilege tax, levied on the seller, with rules that change city by city. It is the single most common thing out-of-state preparers get wrong, and it is a specialty here.

Exemptions and deductions

Resale, wholesale and other exemptions claimed correctly, with the documentation to support them if asked.

Notices and back filings

Missed periods brought current and state or city notices answered.

Who this is for

  • Retail, restaurant and hospitality businesses collecting tax on every sale
  • Contractors, where transaction tax treatment is its own specialized area
  • Landlords with residential or commercial rental activity subject to city tax
  • Businesses selling into a new state and unsure what that triggered

What to have ready

  • Any sales tax or TPT license numbers you already hold
  • Sales by location, and by city where you operate in more than one
  • Exemption certificates you have collected
  • Any notices received from a state revenue department or a city
  • A description of what you sell and where you sell it

Do not worry if some of this is missing. Part of the job is telling you exactly what is still needed.

How it works

  1. Confirm what applies

    We determine which activities are taxable, which states and cities you owe, and what business codes apply to you.

  2. Register or correct

    Licenses obtained where they are missing, and existing registrations corrected where the codes or jurisdictions are wrong.

  3. File on schedule

    Returns prepared and filed each period from your sales records, with the deductions you are entitled to.

  4. Keep it current

    Rate and rule changes are tracked so the filings stay right as jurisdictions adjust.

Let's find out if we're a fit.

Twenty minutes, no charge. Bring last year's return and your questions, and you'll leave knowing what the work involves and roughly what it costs.